Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-01-01

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low and Lizsie Hart, aged respectively Is
and 19 years, came to Boston two or three
years ago, and secured employment in a
large dry goods house here.
SADIE ELL IN LOVE
with a respectable business man OF this
city, and they were married. Soon after,
however, they separated, owing, it is said,
to the husbands abuse. The two girls went
to New York and were employed there for a
time in a large retail house, but returned
to Boston, where they formed the acquaint.
ance of two young men. On Christmas
night the four were together at a house on
Bowdoin street and drank wine there. Be-
fore separating they had a serious dispute.
The men, however, put the girls aboard a
car en- route to their South End lodgings.
The girls were in an excited state when they
boarded the car and at once discussed with
each other plans for
TAKlNG THEIR OWN LIVES.
Leaving the car they obtained two boxes
OF "Rough OF Rats" at at apothecary shop
and hurried to their DOM where they
mixed the poison in their tooth brush mugs
and swallowed it. Sadie tool an overdose
and did not feel it's effects so 500 as did
Lizzie, who sank into a deep stuPor. Sadie,
realizing what had been done, rushed into
the street and hurried back to the Bow
doin street house where. the young men
still were. Finding them she implored
them to hurry to the South End house aud
save Lizzie. By this time the poison was
taking effect upon Sadie, and throwing
herself upon a bed she
wRITHED IN FEARFUL AGONY.
Medical aid was summoned, but after six
hours OF suffering she died. The young men
finally decided to go to Lizzie's house and
break the news to her. They called there.
and upon reaching Lizzie's room she was
found lying dead upon her bed.
A Mexican Duel.
Cry or MEXICO, December ga duel
was fought here yesterday between Prince
Augustin Iturbide and Senior Carcedo,
both of whom are members OF the Jockey
Club. The weapons used were swords.
Prince wounded his antagonist in the
shoulder, but not dangerously. The
duel took place in the San Lo-
renzo School of Artillery, and has
much comment, both gentlemen
being OF the highest social standing. The
prince is well known in Washington.
The secretaryofMme. Patti arrived to-day.
II is reported that she will not be able to
sing tomorrow night on account Of feeling
me rarity OF the atmOsphere.
That Famous Trial.
Boston, December 29.-The Anderson
Jersey trial was resumed this morning.
The question whether the evidencein regard
. all the accused professors should be put
n and arguments made before the conclu-
ion OF Professor Smyth's case was argued
vt the outset to-day q it was yesterday,
Judge French stating that compliments
lad made no preparation for prosecuting
ny case other than the M against Prof
and Prof. Baldwin urged that while
ach case should be decided by itself; the
violence and arguments applicable to all
should be heard once for all. Other
rise, he said, the trial would be indeff-
itely and needlesely prolonged. Again
he question was left undecided. Prof.
myth again resumed his address in his
wn defense which was begun yesterday.
A Suicide. j
DENVER, December ga LasVegas Hot :
prings' special to the Times, says: Capt. I
!. E. B. Sparrow, OF the London Engineers,
ommltted suicide here yesterday. He
anne here about June last and invested |
s 5000 in a bogus cattle company. The +
lvestment proved to be an entire loss and 7
it him without means of support, which 9
, Inundated him that he ended his ex-
tence by a pistol shot. just before the T
'tal act he was walking the veranda in his Z
Otel in with A. adv ac0naint. u